Let's keep things Short n' Sweet, because Sabrina Carpenter is coming to the UK on tour next year and we've got you covered on how you can buy tickets.
That's right, the pop princess announced new dates for her worldwide tour on 18th July, and we already can't wait to scream "I'm working late, cause I'm a singer" at the top of our lungs when she arrives!
So, if you're like us and want to sing along to 'Espresso', 'Please, Please, Please' and more, then from dates to prices, here is everything you need to know about getting tickets to Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet Tour.
Sabrina Carpenter Short n' Sweet UK tour dates
So, now Sabrina is officially touring our side of the pond, here are all the UK dates that she is performing on during her Short n' Sweet world tour:
- 6th March 2025, Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- 8th March 2025, London, The O2
- 11th March 2025, Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- 13th March 2025, Manchester, Co-op Live
When do Sabrina Carpenter's UK tour tickets go on sale?
So, for those pre-ordering Sabrina's Short n' Sweet album, presale for the shows begins on July 23rd at 10AM, with artist presale and O2 presale opening at 12PM.
Then, venue presale can be purchased on July 24th, with Live Nation’s presale on July 25th and tickets available for general sale on July 26th, all at 10AM local time. Mark your calendars, Sabrina fans!
How much are tickets for Sabrina Carpenter's UK tour?
Prices will vary across venues, but according to the OVO Hydro’s website, tickets will range between £58.45 and £115.20.
Who is the support act for Sabrina Carpenter's UK tour?
Taking the stage before Sabrina is none other than Rachel Chinouriri, who is best known for her songs 'Never Need Me' (which featured Florence Pugh in the music video, BTW!), 'My Darling' and 'All I Ever Asked'. BRB, adding them to my playlist RN!
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